Bark and Scream

Bark

Bark verb - To speak sharply or irritably.

Usage example: the new supervisor found that speaking to people with a civil tongue got better results than barking at them

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Scream and bark are semantically related. in shout topic. In some cases you can use "Scream" instead the word "Bark" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: barked, barking, barky

Scream verb - To cry out loudly and emotionally.

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Bark and scream are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bark" instead the word "Scream" as a verb or a noun.

distinctive	distinctive bark	distinctive scream
single	single bark	single scream
loud	loud bark	loud scream
powerful	powerful bark	powerful scream
Other adjectives: big, little, legendary, random, subsequent, occasional, high-pitched, sonic, iconic.

Any scene in British countryside will have the same fox's bark/scream played within about 5 seconds of the scene starting.

Source: Stock Sound Effects aka: Stock Sound Effect
While he's gone, Randy takes over the show — getting the secret word, demanding everyone bark instead of scream when it's said and annoying everyone.

Source: Series / Pee-Wee's Playhouse
He tries to change everything, such as getting everyone to bark like a dog instead of scream when they hear the secret word.

Source: Hostile Show Takeover